· 8/26/1983
United States v. Donald Caparella
Citations
- 716 F.2d 976
- 1983 U.S. App. LEXIS 24479
How courts have described this case
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- “[A] defendant might find it advantageous to play a waiting game hoping, for example, that government witnesses may disappear or become forgetful.”
- “[G]iven the government’s negligent conduct, ... we conclude that the second factor militates in favor of dismissal with prejudice.”
- “[G]iven the government’s negligent conduct, ... we conclude that the second factor militates in favor of dismissal with .prejudice.”
- “[A] defendant might find it advantageous to play a waiting game hoping, for example, that government witnesses may disappear or become forgetful.”
- oversight and administrative negligence may justify dismissal with prejudice if offense not serious
- oversight and administrative negligence may justify dismissal with prejudice if offense not serious
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Judges: Oakes, Cardamone, Pierce
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